Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Christian County Now this week.
Budding meteorologists and weather enthusiasts in the Christian County Weather Spotters endure extensive training for the opportunity to keep the community safe and informed during severe weather all year long.
A group of community leaders have formed Save Jennie Stuart to request that the Jennie Stuart Board of Trustees pause and reconsider the plan to join Jennie Stuart Health with Deaconess.
The Hopkinsville Police Department arrested a man on Oak Tree Villa Drive while executing a federal indictment warrant in connection with a 2021 murder.
A 30-year-old man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after fleeing from police through a neighborhood near Rose Drive.
This year’s Christian County Bail Trail consists of truly inspired hay masterpieces scattered throughout Hopkinsville and the county to help ring in fall.
The Aging Council is holding their annual fish fry at the Christian County Senior Center to raise funds for the facility and activities.
The Christian County Fiscal Court has begun consulting with engineering companies regarding the future development of multiple tornado shelters.
Downtown on Halloween is making it’s spooky return to Hopkinsville this Halloween.
The Christian County Fiscal Court applied for additional grant money to continue repairing Coal Creek Road, and discussed donation needs for Hurricane Helene victims.